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1. #MAC USB YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH ACCESS PRIVILEGES FOR THIS DEVICE HOW TO#
2. #MAC USB YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH ACCESS PRIVILEGES FOR THIS DEVICE UPDATE#

Check the permissions on your Music Folder and folders in your Music Folder, then try copying this file again. iTunes could not save to your Music Folder because you do not have write access. Thanks in advance (I tried searching for an answer to this question on this forum, but without success). You do not have enough access privileges for this operation.

#MAC USB YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH ACCESS PRIVILEGES FOR THIS DEVICE HOW TO#

Read-only error when trying to save the file.Ĭan someone recommend how to cleanly and simply resolve the permissions on theĮntire external drive under Windows 7 so that all files are accessible (for reading and saving) while still leaving the drive contents accessible if I choose to connect it to one of my Windows XP Pro computers? Click the Action pop-up menu, then choose Apply to enclosed items. but now I can't access my other two on this device. If the lock at the bottom right is locked, click it to unlock the Get Info options, then enter an administrator name and password. You do not have enough access privileges for this operation. On your Mac, select a folder or disk, then choose File > Get Info. But when I try to click the lock button under the Sharing & Permissions to change the privilege to Read & Write in the info of a document I receive this dialog message: The operation can’t be completed because you don’t have the necessary permission. Usually we can change the file privilege with Get Info or command + I operation. On "standard" files such as Excel files, I get a Apply permissions to all items in a folder or a disk. As we known, each file and folder contains the permission, and there are four permissions: Read & Write, Read only, Write only, No Access on macOS. Note: on a file that requires exclusive access such as an Outlook mailbox file, I was getting a permissions error (sorry, I couldn't find the error in the Windows 7 event log, so I can't provide the details). I really don't want to create a huge permissions mess on the drive when using it Go back to using the pst file with Outlook on a Windows XP machine (I blew away an "Account Unknown" user, and also assigned my own login (Administrator) account as the owner). Out of desperation I was able to fiddle with permissions and gain access to my Outlook 2007 pst file, for example, but am concerned now that I won't be able to

#MAC USB YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH ACCESS PRIVILEGES FOR THIS DEVICE UPDATE#

I'm finding that I cannot update any of the files on the external USB drive under Windows 7 Pro. I recently purchased a new laptop with Windows 7 (the laptop came with an OEM version of Windows 7 Home Premium, but I purchased Windows 7 Pro and did a clean install). This has given me the flexibility to connect the drive to a variety of desktop and laptop computers running Windows XP Professional. I have been keeping all of my data (documents, images, projects) on an external USB drive.